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Post by zowayix on Mar 16, 2012 14:33:32 GMT -5
What would your opinion be if one of the following was changed in Shuffle Millionaire's format?
- The $500,000 question is now a milestone question, so getting it right would give the contestant a free shot at the million. - Risk Mode: The contestant is given a fourth lifeline (say Double Dip) in exchange for losing the $25,000 milestone (getting any of the 14 questions wrong results in winning only $1,000). - Difficulty and money are now correlated; harder questions will always be worth more than easier questions, but the harder questions might still come before the easier ones.
Again, this is all hypothetical. Would you like to see any of these changes?
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Post by Gagamillionaire on Mar 16, 2012 16:13:26 GMT -5
Meh, I don't know. What I like about the shuffle format is that free shot questions were removed. And while that may result in more people walking away instead of just taking a guess, it puts the focus a bit more on knowledge. That's why I think that the $500,000 stage shouldn't be a milestone question. That way we might get another millionaire sooner, but it to me it would feel a little bit like a cheated win, like they're trying too hard to have someone win the million. Taking away the $25,000 safety net, on the other hand, is a step too far in the other direction I'd say. It would make people even more cautious. They might waste the additional lifeline on a question they know, but are too afraid to go for. And adjusting the money to the difficulty...well, then it's not really SHUFFLE millionaire anymore, is it? I mean, it's nice that the harder questions are worth a lot and could come before the easier ones, but if they can't answer the question it doesn't really matter when it comes up.
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Post by millionairefan28 on Mar 16, 2012 18:11:29 GMT -5
That sounds like WAY too much to do, and complicated. Millionaire isn't going to make things to complicated for the audiences or the contestants. Gotta keep it simple. I never liked the idea of losing a milestone for a lifeline. But I wouldn't mind the $500,000 to be a milestone, but I'd rather it not be, it just doesn't seem right.
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Post by kplewisvox on Mar 16, 2012 18:36:05 GMT -5
A $500,000 milestone is a horrible idea. A free guess at a million dollars is a) bad for the prize budget, and b) bad television.
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